How dramatically things changed.
Here is what Sergei Viktorovich says about Grossi and IAEA.
«Сейчас он говорит, требуя от Ирана немедленно обеспечить доступ МАГАТЭ к ядерным объектам, чтобы убедиться, где находится обогащённый материал, и вообще посмотреть там, что и как. А есть гарантии, что это не утечёт? Я не вижу таких гарантий. Узнать: вот, знаете, мы били-били, ничего там не нашли, вы куда-то это спрятали — покажите, куда. Вот это — генеральный директор уважаемого агентства. Это вопрос о том, о чём я говорил с трибуны — о том, что Запад серьёзным образом влияет на секретариаты международных организаций».
Translation: "Now he (Grossi) is speaking, demanding that Iran immediately provide the IAEA with access to nuclear facilities to make sure where the enriched material is, and in general to see what is going on there. Are there any guarantees that it will not leak? I don't see any such guarantees. To find out: you know, we tried and tried, we didn't find anything there, you hid it somewhere - show us where. This is the director general of a respected agency. This is a question about what I spoke about from the podium - about the fact that the West seriously influences the secretariats of international organizations."
The best proposition (from Russians) I read this day was to send Grossi to "inspect" things ... together with Scott Ritter. Scott, like me, is not getting any younger, but I am sure his marine training will kick in (for a short instance) and he will beat the shit out of Grossi)) Grossi has a NATO and Israeli asset written all over him. So, Lavrov has to follow the procedure here and maintain a decorum. EVERY SINGLE West's institution from IAEA to Human Rights Watch to Red Cross to what have you is infested with intel assets whose only task is to provide targeting or collaborate in false flag provocations (Bucha, anyone), together with West's media war criminals, period. Lavrov's speech is to essentially imply that Iran has a free hand.
